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    I have a 10-month-old Australian Shepherd. For people who don't know, Australian Shepherd is a high…read moreenergy herding dog and need 2+ hour of exercise every day. But with Danny's off leash hiking and beach service, I have a tired (happy) dog all the time. We started using Doggie Adventures about 5 months ago and Tele LOVES Danny. Whenever Tele saw Danny and his Van, his tail wiggled like turbo and jumping up and down to greet him. This must be the best off-leash service that includes pick up, drop off and clean up in the bay area. Great things about Danny's services: - Flexibility - He will text me when he is 15 mins away, so I can get Tele ready. - Including pick up, drop off and clean up - Highly recommend for high energy pup - He CARES about your dog If you are on the waitlist, it WORTH to wait because this is the must have service for your pup .

    We started using Doggie Adventures about 3 months ago for our 3 year old chihuahua terrier mix,…read moreJulius. This has to be one of the best doggie care and playgroup services in the Bay Area! Danny takes care of every dog in his group like his own, with individual attention for their exercise, wellbeing and pack bonding behavior. He usually picks Julius up in the morning, and after a full day at the beach drops him off late afternoon. Particular attention is also paid to limiting the group size for space and specialized monitoring. What we particularly love about Danny's service is his flexibility for scheduling, timely text communication, personable attitude, and his real interest in pet care. This is definitely a must-have service if you can get on the waitlist!

    Beach Dogs - My dog as a pup. She's airborne trying to catch a ball in Shelly's pictures. Shelly knew not to jump her cus arthritis. Never saw the pic.

    Beach Dogs

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    There's a picture of my dog here which I did not consent for Shelly to use for marketing or any…read moreother purposes. Shelly was incredibly personally disrespectful to me after years of acting like my and my family's best friend. She is a total fake; don't fall for your enthusiastic good cheer and friendliness.

    Shelly Sieber will tell you she loves your dog, but really, she loves your money. Our family had…read moreShelly take our dog daily to Fort Funston, almost daily, for over 3 years and he boarded with Shelly at her home on several occasions while we were on vacation. During this period, there were multiple times where Shelly would forget to pick up our dog, would be extremely late, would claim she had car problems, or that she felt sick. Our dog loved going to "the beach" and Shelly would tell us cute stories about our dog and say he loves "Auntie Shelly," so we gave Shelly the benefit of the doubt. Then Apple came out with the AirTag.... With the AirTag, you can actually see where your dog is. At first it was fun seeing where my dog was... but then, we came to realize, he wasn't always where Shelly said he was. It was odd seeing our dog didn't leave Shelly's house one single time while boarding with her for an entire week in 2021. We knew that sometimes, they'd go to Fort Funston, and never leave the parking lot. We knew that sometimes, Shelly would "take our dog to the beach," but they'd actually be at her house. On those occasions, I'd directly ask how the beach was, and she'd respond with a lie, talking about how fun it had been. Soon, Shelly started to realize that the range of an Airtag was much better than the Tile. And, that's when the Airtag would "fall off" our dog's collar. For those who've looked into Airtag attachments on dog collars, the attachment mechanism is very reliable and difficult to take off. So, I'm stumped as to how TWO different AirTags just "disappeared" from my dog's collar within days of each other. It's as if someone purposely took it off, and I suspect Shelly did because those AirTags exposed all her bad habits and issues. But ultimately, I still gave Shelly the benefit of the doubt because she loved our dog. However, all good will was lost when we realized that she had been using an electronic collar on our dog. We NEVER gave our consent for this and I NEVER would have consented, because our dog has an epileptic disorder and is prone to SEiZURES. Any vet will tell you that electronic collars on epileptic dogs are not considered safe, and in fact, the packaging on electronic dog collars indicates this as well. These seizures started after our dog started seeing Shelly. Shelly knew about these seizures and one time Shelly told us our dog had a seizure while in her care, and she told me how she and the other dogs comforted our dog. Unbelievable! Looking back at some of Shelly's photos from Fort Funston, I always wondered about these bright orange dog collars, and now I realize they were electronic collars. Our vet says that any dog walker who uses an electronic collar is just too lazy to take care of the dogs in their care. In addition, Shelly claims she is a licensed and insured commercial dog-walker. Also, if you call San Francisco's Animal Control, you will find Shelly is not licensed. I imagine because it costs money (and she loves money) and some work (and she's lazy) to get this license: https://www.sfanimalcare.org/services/dog-walkers-permit/ Eight dogs is the maximum per walker that is allowed at Fort Funston. On most days, Shelly and her contractors will all have more than 8 dogs in their care IF they make it out to Fort Funston. So, if you're comfortable with someone who is dishonest about your dog's whereabouts, has too many dogs in her care, and uses an electronic collar, this is the dog walker for you.

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    Ana was a rescue dog when we picked her up at 8 weeks old in January 2024. Her anxiety and…read morereactivities toward people and all four-legged animals were so extreme that we couldn't bring her to any public place. When she was finally tall enough to peek through the car window, she would bark so loud at the dogs crossing the street that people thought we were murdering her. We thought she would learn from her older packs: an 8 year old female Belgium Malinois and a 11 year old male German Shepherd Dog. We were wrong. She bullied the older dogs. Thank goodness we found Enrique Guey through Omar's Doza Dogs in Palo Alto. We enrolled Ana through Omar's Board and Train program. Ana came back a completely different dog after 5 + weeks. She was able to go on walks with Omar's packs. She was able to board with them without incidents. The biggest surprise was that she was able to go on weekly walks with Enrique's clients' dogs at Stanford Shopping Mall. I would highly recommend anyone who has similar situations to start this training course with Enrique and boarding at Omar's. This is a perfect combination where your dog gets training routines on a daily basis. Omar's team is very friendly and professional. They will screen all the dogs before adding them to the group walk. This is the best of the best team! Totally worth the price compare to the big brand K9 training company. (which I also enrolled Ana prior to Enrique) Highly recommend the training and boarding program! Worth every penny! Just imagine your ADHD dog walking with you at Stanford Shopping Center. You will be so proud of your dog and yourself!! Make it your goal to get your dog trained this year! Your quality of life will improve dramatically!!

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